Ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold Pearl - Turquoise - Gregory Jewelry
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Vintage 18K yellow gold ring featuring 12 cultured freshwater pearls with a central row of three turquoise stones, in excellent vintage condition, EU size 58, 7 g, from Joyeria Gregory, Palma de Mallorca.
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Description from the seller
Vintage golden 18-carat clustering with pearls and turquoise - Joyeria Gregoria - Palma de Mallorca.
For sale.
A refined flower-cluster ring from the 60s crafted in 18-carat yellow gold.
This handcrafted ring is set with 12 pearls with a row of 3 turquoise stones in the center.
The ring is in excellent vintage condition and is delivered in the original, velvet- and silk-lined box from the exclusive Spanish jeweler Joyeria Gregory (Palma de Mallorca)
Gregory was known in the second half of the twentieth century for high-quality pearls and luxury jewelry, loved, among others, by the Spanish royal family.
The side of the ring shows a beautiful open-work filigree – goldsmithing (fan-shaped) allowing the light to fall perfectly under the stones.
On the outside of the ring band there is a clear master mark (oval stamp with 'R')
Specifications
Material - 18 Carat yellow gold (750)
Stones - Natural turquoise and cultured pearls
Period - 1960s
Origin - Joyeria Gregory, Palma de Mallorca
Setting - Hand-made open-work construction
Condition - Excellent vintage condition
Extras - Includes original jewelry box
Vintage golden 18-carat clustering with pearls and turquoise - Joyeria Gregoria - Palma de Mallorca.
For sale.
A refined flower-cluster ring from the 60s crafted in 18-carat yellow gold.
This handcrafted ring is set with 12 pearls with a row of 3 turquoise stones in the center.
The ring is in excellent vintage condition and is delivered in the original, velvet- and silk-lined box from the exclusive Spanish jeweler Joyeria Gregory (Palma de Mallorca)
Gregory was known in the second half of the twentieth century for high-quality pearls and luxury jewelry, loved, among others, by the Spanish royal family.
The side of the ring shows a beautiful open-work filigree – goldsmithing (fan-shaped) allowing the light to fall perfectly under the stones.
On the outside of the ring band there is a clear master mark (oval stamp with 'R')
Specifications
Material - 18 Carat yellow gold (750)
Stones - Natural turquoise and cultured pearls
Period - 1960s
Origin - Joyeria Gregory, Palma de Mallorca
Setting - Hand-made open-work construction
Condition - Excellent vintage condition
Extras - Includes original jewelry box
Details
Era
1900-2000
Free resizing offered
No
Style
Chic
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Pearl type
Freshwater cultured pearl
Metal
Yellow gold
Fineness
18 kt.
Number of pearls
12
Brand jewellery
No
Diameter of pearls (in mm)
2 cm
Main stone
Pearl
Pearl colour
White
Surrounding stones
Turquoise
Total weight
7 g
Pearl shape
Round
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Country of origin
Spain
Pearl surface quality
Clean
Gender
Women
Pearl lustre
Excellent
Title additional information
Gregory Jewelry
Ring size
58 (EU) / 18 (IT) / 8 ¼ (US)
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